The Bhutan Government is cutting its Bitcoin holdings again as the $BTC price weakness continues. Today, the Royal Government of Bhutan reduced its Bitcoin stash to 5,600 $BTC, valued near $385 million. The move comes as market sentiment worsens, with CoinMarketCap’s Fear & Greed Index falling to 8, even as Bitcoin showed a slight recovery.
Hong Kong — Bitcoin layer-2 builders made the case on Thursday that the next phase of crypto’s evolution won’t be about replacing bitcoin as “digital gold,” but making it productive. Speaking at Consensus Hong Kong 2026, leaders from Citrea, Rootstock Labs and investment firm BlockSpaceForce argued that Bitcoin’s scaling layers are less about raw throughput
Bitcoin is hovering above $67,000. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $67,487, up 0.04% on the day, after dropping as low as $65,702 in the past day. Long-term indicators are signaling a rebound following months of profit-taking that have left Bitcoin about 40% below its October all-time high. According to AliCharts, Bitcoin
Valentine’s Day could deliver more than chocolates for Bitcoin ($BTC) investors, as ChatGPT’s latest $BTC projection is raising the stakes for short-term traders. Specifically, when prompted by Finbold to set an average $BTC price for Valentine’s Day, February 14, OpenAI’s leading machine learning algorithm predicted some scenarios would see ‘digital gold’ trading above $120,000. ChatGPT
The World Uncertainty Index, a GDP-weighted measure constructed from the frequency with which “uncertainty” appears in Economist Intelligence Unit country reports, reached 106,862.2 in the third quarter of 2025 and remained elevated at 94,947.1 in the fourth quarter. The index isn’t a volatility gauge. It’s a text-based barometer of policy, geopolitical, and economic ambiguity that
Bitcoin stabilizes near key support while elevated liquidations and volatility highlight fragile momentum and ongoing uncertainty in market direction. Bitcoin ($BTC) is holding firm above the $67,000 level, but beneath the surface, price action shows a market still searching for a clear direction after weeks of sustained volatility. $BTC is currently trading at $67,242.84, marking
Bitcoin trades at $67,671.57 as of writing, up 1.27% over the past 24 hours. Despite the daily gain, $BTC remains down 5.36% over the past 7 days while also holding a 26.52% drop over the last 30 days. Price action now centers on key liquidity zones that could determine the next major move. Technical Structure
Bitcoin’s price is $67,925 this morning at 8 a.m. EST, giving the asset a market capitalization of $1.35 trillion, with $51.15 billion in 24-hour trading volume and an intraday range between $65,932 and $68,371. The leading crypto asset is consolidating beneath a heavy resistance band as a relief rally collides with a structurally bearish higher-timeframe
Bitcoin’s on-chain loss metrics hit levels comparable to 2022’s Luna collapse, though at higher price points, signaling late-cycle capitulation rather than systemic crash. Summary Bitcoin’s Net Realized Profit/Loss metric entered deeply negative territory on Feb. 7, marking the second deepest level in history after June 2022’s Luna/UST collapse The 7-day moving average of realized losses
Bitcoin could decline to as low as $48,000 this year, according to pricing signals from traders on the prediction platform Kalshi. The market-implied odds point to growing caution as volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty continue to weigh on digital assets. Key Points Prediction market Kalshi signals heightened downside risk, with significant probabilities of Bitcoin falling below